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Singapore: The Popular Labor Party in Singapore (PAP) won its fourteenth elections in a row on Saturday to extend its six -year -old rule, which led to a strong mandate for the new prime minister as arches in the city’s countries for economic turmoil from a global trade war.
PAP, who has been sentenced before Singapore’s independence in 1965, has won 87 of 97 parliamentary seats to seize, with victories of huge margins in many 33 electoral districts with the opposition’s failure to extend gains in previous competitions.
Lawrence Wong, Prime Minister in Singapore, celebrates victory.credit: Bloomberg
The elections were a bell of the Pope’s popularity, amid some signs of disappointment with their narrow grip on power in the Asian Financial Center, which did not know six million people any other type of government.
Although PAP has constantly won about 90 percent of the seats, its share of the popular vote is closely seen as a measure of its authorization, with Prime Minister Lawrence Wong’s careful to leave a sign of the first elections.
PAP was not announced after an official winner, but he received 65.57 percent of the vote, according to local media, exceeding 61.2 percent achieved in the 2020 competition. The result will be considered as public support for the American learner, 52 years old, who became the fourth for Prime Minister in Singapore last year, promising continuity as well as the new blood and new driving method.
PAP supporters chant after the decisive victory.credit: AP
He took office at the end of Lee Hsin Long, the son of former leader Lee Kuan Yu, the founder of modern Singapore.
Wong must address the high cost of living and housing lack: ongoing problems in one of the most expensive cities in the world, which faces the danger of stagnation and job loss if its trade -dependent economy has succeeded in the trade war caused by the United States’ tariff.
Wong thanks his voter, saying: “We are grateful again for your strong delegation, and we will respect that.”
